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Photo by Mike Hettwer
Paleontologist Paul Sereno, a National Geographic Society Explorer-in-Residence, and the skull of Sarcosuchus imperator, nicknamed SuperCroc. The behemoth's skull extends nearly 6 feet in length and ends in a "toilet bowl" of a snout. It was found in the Tenere Desert of Niger, part of the Sahara.
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